XV Coloquio 2009 / Bibliotecarios y bibliotecas en mundos inmersivos. El caso de Segunda Vida
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XV Coloquio 2009 / Bibliotecarios y bibliotecas en mundos inmersivos. El caso de Segunda Vida
- 1. Bibliotecas y Bibliotecarios en Segunda Vida Dra. Yolanda Gayol Fielding Graduate University Noviembre 1, 2009 Universidad de Guadalajara XVI Coloquio Internacional de Bibliotecarios
- 6. Ganancias Linden Labs Mark Kingdon, Director Ejecutivo de LL reporta que entre sep. 2008 y sep 2009: 2V tuvo un 23% crecimiento (BBC de Londres, 2009)
- 9. Avatares de la UdG (2009)
- 11. Info Island
- 21. Detalle Reproducción de un Periódico de 1981
- 24. Concursos Concurso de Escritura: Cosecha de Esperanza
- 25. Libro Emulado
- 26. Libro Emulado
- 27. Audio-libros
- 28. Página Web Enciclopedia Británica
- 32. Enseñanza
- 33. Enseñanza niños
- 35. Formas de Acceso Documental
Notas del editor
- Las bibliotecas han cumplido la función de colectar, conservar y socializar el conocimiento desde hace 5,000 años, afirmó el director de la biblioteca pública de Nueva York al anunciar su jubilación el pasado 18 de noviembre (Cohen, 2009). Sin embargo, en los últimos tres quinquenios, los cambios habidos son tan radicales que rivalizan con el “impacto Gutemberg”. Paul Leclerc cuenta que en 1993, cuando asumió el cargo de director, la biblioteca ni siquiera tenía una página Web que la representara fuera de sus límites territoriales. Hoy en día, --sostiene Leclerc--, la biblioteca pública de Nueva York atiende 18 millones de visitas territoriales y 26 millones de consultas mediante Internet. Dicha biblioteca cuyo acervo asciende a 50 millones de artículos y el catálogo más grande del mundo cuenta también con una biblioteca virtual en Segunda Vida.
- Liatris started in SL in Oct. 2006 and began volunteering at the original reference desk on Info Island in May 2007. You can alwayscount on her to be at the Reference Desk every week. She has done 2hours a week at the desk just about every week since then.Liatris has also volunteered with the SLA and ACRL in Second Lifegroups. In her own words, she hasn't built much, but she enjoyswandering around, socializing, and shopping.
- James, Henry (1843–1916), U.S. novelist and critic, resident in England from 1896. Notable works: Portrait of a Lady (1881), The Wings of the Dove (1902), and The Golden Bowl (1904).
- Alliance Virtual Library Display at 2009 SL Copenhagen ConferenceAlliance Virtual Library is setting up a display at the Second Life site promoting the December 7-18 U.N. Conference on Climate Change in Copenhagen. Our display provides information on global warming, sustainable agriculture and the “green” community, Greensburg, Kansas, which was destroyed by a tornado in 2007 and is rebuilding sustainably, striving to become a model green town for the future.Here’s a SLURL to the sim where the inworld conference will be held:http://slurl.com/secondlife/OneWorld%20Meetings/145/104/2/?title=Virtual%20Bali
- Library Buzz Panel: Are LIS Programs on Target for Today’s Workplace?Presented by: Dr. Andrew Wertheimer, Ben Hoganson, and Chris Nelson Moderated by: Cindy Hill Produced by: MLIS students at the University of Hawaii, sponsored by SLA in Virtual WorldsWhen: November 19th, 2009 – 6pm PT/SLT Where: Info Island Auditorium SLURL: http://slurl.com/secondlife/Info%20Island/62/114/33Summary: LIS graduates find themselves working in a variety of rapidly changing workplaces; changing technology and changing roles in the workplace and in society. Join us as we meet with a panel representing current LIS students, recent LIS graduates entering the work force, LIS professors, and working Librarians to discuss the role of LIS education in this dynamic field. We will be discussing how or if LIS programs are adapting to meet the needs of the workplace, what people learned or wish they had learned, continuing education, and whether or not an LIS degree is valuable to today’s workplace.Dr. Wertheimer is currently an Assistant Professor at the University of Hawaii Manoa and has experience working in public and academic libraries and an archive.Ben Hoganson is a graduate of the MLIS program at the University of Wisconsin – Madison, and is currently working as an Information Research Specialist with the Idaho National Laboratory.Chris Nelson is currently studying Library and Information Science at San Jose State University.
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